?Apteka jutra? ? Sukces wydarzenia inauguracyjnego

?Apteka jutra? ? Sukces wydarzenia inauguracyjnego

With an overwhelming number of registrations, the event initiated by BECKER Reinraumtechnik ?Die Apotheke von Morgen ? von der Geschäftsidee zur Herstellerlaubnis? entered the race.

38 pharmacists from all over Germany accepted the invitation on 30.06.2010 to the Central-Apotheke in Steinbach im Taunus. ?The spontaneous large number of registrations surprised us very positively and also shows how current the topic of cleanrooms is for pharmacists?, said Dirk Steil, managing director of BECKER Reinraumtechnik.

For the interested clientele, the path was demonstrated from a real reference project, from the initial business idea to the commissioning of the cleanrooms for secondary packaging and the production of cytostatics, including manufacturer’s license. The host and entrepreneur Marc Schrott shared his motivations for positioning himself in the rapidly changing market environment and investing in the future.

BECKER Reinraumtechnik, which was commissioned to plan and build the cleanrooms, provided insights into what pharmacists, as building owners, should pay attention to when planning and implementing their business idea. It starts with selecting the appropriate property, finding the room layout for the respective
production process, coordinating with approval authorities, and continues through technical and spatial implementation to the qualification of the systems.

?Our customers are usually interested in the same questions: what does it cost, how long does it take, and what do I need to do??, said Dirk Steil about his project experiences. ?In our event, pharmacists received concrete information on these questions and thus could take away a first basic framework.?

Topics such as qualification and monitoring were also explained in detail: Walter Ritz from TÜV Süd Cleancert showed the individual steps of qualification and validation, from the validation master plan through risk analysis to qualification measurements and their documentation. Peter Leeb from ELPRO demonstrated the possibilities and importance of a central online monitoring system for particles, temperature, humidity, and differential pressures.

After the presentations, the participants were eager to see on site how the project was implemented. Pharmacist Marc Schrott guided visitors through his entire property, including the cleanroom manufacturing areas, GMP warehouse, training, laboratory, and office spaces, up to the demanding designed pharmacy with a drive-in counter.

The concluding finger food buffet offered an opportunity for lively discussion with the organizers and fellow pharmacists.

Dirk Steil summarized: ?After this positive response, we are already planning a follow-up event with further interesting topics for pharmacists.?